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somatic symptoms and related disorders

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grouping of psychological disorders that involve physical symptoms or anxiety over illness

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somatic symptoms and related disorders includes (4)

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Somatic Symptom Disorders
Illness Anxiety Disorder
Conversion Disorder
Factitious Disorder

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DSM-5 criteria of somatic and dissociative (physical symptoms)

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have to be associated with significant impairment or stress

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somatic symptom disorder

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have a pattern of reporting and reacting to pain or other physical symptoms

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patterns in somatic symptom disorder occur for at least

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6 months

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in somatic symptoms disorder, the person

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remains convinced they have a serious disease even when tests rule out illness

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somatic symptoms disorder is most common in (3)

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African Americans
Those with less high school education
Lower socioeconomic standing

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example of symptoms of SSD (5)

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vommitting
chest pain
dizzyness
amnesia
irregular menstrual

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illness anxiety disorder

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chronic pattern of preoccupation with having or contracting a serious illness

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illness anxiety disorder pattern must be present for at least

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6 months

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IAD is strongly associated with

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someone’s thoughts. the person misinterprets bodily variations as an indication of a serious illness

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Conversion disorder

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a condition involving sensory or motor impairment suggestive of a neurological disorder but with no underlying medical cause

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conversion disorder symptoms (3)

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muscle weakness
paralysis
loss of sensation

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psychogenic movement disorders are

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the most common conversion symptoms seen in neurological clinics

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symptoms of psychogenic movement disorders (3)

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disturbances of walking
sensory symptoms (ex: blindness)
psychogenic seizures

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individuals with psychogenic movement are not

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malingering (faking illness) and report conversion symptoms started because of a stressor

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factitious disorders

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mental disorders in which a person deliberately induces or stimulates symptoms of a physical or mental illness with no apparent incentive other than attention from medical personnel or others

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factitious disorders are different from malingering because

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factitious usually has a goal in mind like obtaining money

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example of factitious disorder

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gypsy rose

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Treatments of SSD (2)

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antidepressants
medication is rarely successful in isolation :(

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Psychological treatment of SSD

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cognitive behavioral approaches

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Dissociative disorders

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a group of disorders, including dissociative amnesia, dissociative identity disorder, and depersonalization disorder.

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dissociation

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occurs when a traumatic event of stressful circumstances may result in a sudden partial or total loss of important personal information or memory of a specific event